Trans-Identifying Illegal Alien Charged With Child Rape in NYC After Biden Admin Release

A trans-identifying illegal alien from Columbia is now facing serious child rape and stalking charges in New York after being released twice by authorities—first under the Biden administration’s immigration policies and again due to local sanctuary city laws, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Nicol Alexandra Contreras-Suarez, a biological male who identifies as a woman, remains in custody at Rikers Island while the case moves through New York’s court system. 

DHS officials say this case highlights the risks of sanctuary cities and weak federal border enforcement, which can let dangerous criminals avoid detention and threaten public safety.

Contreras-Suarez illegally crossed into the U.S. through the San Ysidro Port of Entry in California in March 2023. 

After being apprehended by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, he was released under the Biden administration’s “catch and release” policy, which has been criticized for allowing illegal aliens to avoid detention and enforcement.

Following this release, Contreras-Suarez was arrested again, this time by the Medford Police Department in Massachusetts, on serious charges including armed robbery, prostitution and assault with a dangerous weapon. 

Despite the severity of the accusations, DHS reported that the suspect was released a second time due to “local sanctuary policies” that restrict cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

“This creep should’ve never been released into our country,” DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said, according to Fox News. “Thanks to the failed sanctuary policies and Biden’s open-border agenda, this serial criminal was freed to prey on innocent American children — but that ends now.”

In February, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) placed an immigration detainer on Contreras-Suarez, which led to his current detention. 

A preliminary hearing is scheduled for this week in New York City, with a formal court appearance set for Sep. 10 before the New York Supreme Court.

DHS has described the alleged crime as “horrific and preventable” and labeled Contreras-Suarez as one of the “worst of the worst” among illegal aliens recently arrested during federal enforcement actions. 

Officials point to the case as a direct example of how sanctuary city policies and lenient federal border enforcement jeopardize public safety nationwide.

According to DHS data, 70 percent of those apprehended during recent ICE operations already faced criminal convictions or pending charges. 

Meanwhile, assaults on ICE officers have surged by 830 percent in recent years, further hampering enforcement efforts and raising safety concerns for federal personnel.

“ICE will not allow predators like Contreras-Suarez to terrorize American citizens,” McLaughlin added.

The arrest has intensified criticism of sanctuary city policies, particularly in jurisdictions that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities. 

Proponents of sanctuary laws argue they protect immigrant communities from federal overreach, but critics warn they create loopholes that allow dangerous individuals to avoid detention and continue committing crimes.

Contreras-Suarez’s case arrives amid ongoing national debate about immigration enforcement, local autonomy, and the border security policies enacted under the Biden administration.

As the legal process unfolds, this case will likely serve as a key example cited by those advocating for stronger immigration controls and stricter sanctuary policies.

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